In a move that could impact hundreds of thousands, the Trump administration plans to overhaul Social Security disability payments, making it tougher for older Americans to qualify. Find out what this means for you.
Amazon recently settled with the FTC for $2.5 billion over misleading Prime signups. Eligible customers could receive up to $51 in refunds. Find out if you qualify and how to get your money back!
As drugstores gear up to deliver updated COVID-19 vaccines this fall, insurers are set to cover them despite a lack of strong recommendations from health officials. Learn about vaccine availability, coverage details, and eligibility criteria.
Michigan's chief medical executive has issued new guidance clarifying COVID-19 booster eligibility for residents aged six months and older. This recommendation aims to reduce confusion and promote public health as respiratory virus season approaches.
This fall, new FDA guidelines mean fewer people may qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine. Understand the changes and why this could impact your ability to get vaccinated.
As flu season approaches, it's crucial to know the latest recommendations for the flu shot. With millions hospitalized last year, find out who should get vaccinated, when to do it, and how to ensure you're protected this winter.
Getting a COVID vaccine is tougher this year due to new FDA approvals limiting eligibility. If you're struggling to find a shot, read on for essential information on risk factors and where to get vaccinated.
New Jersey follows New York's lead in allowing broader access to COVID-19 vaccines, challenging federal restrictions. The move aims to reduce confusion and ensure public health safety amid ongoing vaccine debates.
This year, securing the updated coronavirus vaccine poses unique challenges, especially for seniors and those with underlying conditions. Discover why access is limited and what it means for public health.
Oregonians, especially older residents and those with health conditions, are facing confusion over new COVID-19 vaccine prescriptions. Delayed federal guidance leaves pharmacies in a bind, as they can't administer the shots without a prescription.
